The Annual Register, Or, A View of the History, Politics, and Literature for the Year ..., Band 6;Band 75J. Dodsley, 1834 |
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... continued . Negotiations are again commenced ; and you may rely on their being conducted on my part , as they have uniformly been , with the single view of ensuring to Holland and Belgium a separate existence on principles of mutual ...
... continued . Negotiations are again commenced ; and you may rely on their being conducted on my part , as they have uniformly been , with the single view of ensuring to Holland and Belgium a separate existence on principles of mutual ...
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... continued agitation . Now , could the member for Dublin put his hand on his breast and say , that he had not given his ignorant countrymen advice which led them to transgress the law , whilst he cautiously told them to avoid going ...
... continued agitation . Now , could the member for Dublin put his hand on his breast and say , that he had not given his ignorant countrymen advice which led them to transgress the law , whilst he cautiously told them to avoid going ...
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... continued by adjournment , on the 6th , 7th , and 8th of February . The general strain of the argu- ment coincided with that which has already been given , and the discussion , in fact , was merely an anticipation of the more detailed ...
... continued by adjournment , on the 6th , 7th , and 8th of February . The general strain of the argu- ment coincided with that which has already been given , and the discussion , in fact , was merely an anticipation of the more detailed ...
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... continued , and were only rendered more bitter by the cir- cumstance , that while emancipa- tion had been given in words , all the worst practices of ascendancy survived . Ireland , said Mr. Sheil , is still treated as an inferior pro ...
... continued , and were only rendered more bitter by the cir- cumstance , that while emancipa- tion had been given in words , all the worst practices of ascendancy survived . Ireland , said Mr. Sheil , is still treated as an inferior pro ...
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... continued for thirty years , was not an unfair presumption that it was a measure found to be consistent with the advantage of the two countries . He supported it because ( though the government of Ireland had been for a long time one of ...
... continued for thirty years , was not an unfair presumption that it was a measure found to be consistent with the advantage of the two countries . He supported it because ( though the government of Ireland had been for a long time one of ...
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